Disable the button in agile desktop & display progress bar
Hello Everyone,
Can anybody help me to find the solution for below issues:
1. How can I disable the button in Agile Desktop toolbar when a user clicks on it; and enable when the automation process is completed?
2. How to show the progress bar icon in the Agile desktop toolbar when automation process starts and hide when the process is completed?
Thanks!!
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Accenture Australia
AU
Hi Ashok,
Agile Desktop Means is it the User portal or some any other portal?
If it is the user portal means we have the solution. Please give the clarification.
Thank you.
TCS
IN
Hi Dileep,
I'm using OpenSpan Agile Desktop (v Proprietary information hidden) for one of the process. As part of Agile Desktop framework I've an Interaction.xml where there is a button(Activity Shortcut) which triggers automation when user clicks.
Usually when user clicks multiple times on button, multiple interaction/activities are requested simultaneously. I want to disable the button when user clicks first time to avoid multiple interactions.
I've attached the screenshot of the Agile Desktop toolbar (360 view) for your reference.
Hope this clears.
Thanks!!
Pegasystems Inc.
US
Ashok,
Instead of disabling and re-enabling the button with each click, you can use boolean variables within the automations that can be used to confirm if an activity is already in progress.
For instance, you can create an isActivityRunning boolean variable that is automatically set to false by default. When the automation is triggered, the automation checks to see if isActivityRunning set to false. If it is set to false it changes the boolean value to true and proceeds with the automation logic. Setting the boolean variable to true, will block the activity from being executed twice with multiple clicks.
If the automation is triggered by the click again and the variable is set to true, it goes out the true path of the variable and does nothing.
Using the Activity Completed event, you can then automatically set the boolean variable back to false, once the activity is completed.
TCS
IN
Hi Thomz,
It does not work when there is any exception during the process. ActivityCompleted event is occuring when any exception comes; which changes the variable to true and again activity starts.
Would you please help me with any screenshot of small automation.
Pegasystems Inc.
US
Ashok,
The behavior you are seeing is by design. The activity will complete prematurely if your automation steps encounter unhandled exceptions. You will need to figure out a way to resolve the exceptions or catch them to prevent early termination of your activity.